Here’s what Max Amerongen, Chris Camp, Bryan Kulba and Matt Satchwill’s work on the development of the TedxEdmonton stage looks like in our community gallery. Come by and check it out!
Latitude 53 Video Podcast
In the Incubator Series this week, June 19–23, designers Max Amerongen, Chris Camp, Bryan Kulba and Matt Satchwill show their collaborative design process leading up to the creation of the stage for the recent TedxEdmonton event. We talked to them about their process of working together on this interdisciplinary project.
Bryan Kulba, Matthew Satchwill, Max Amerongen, and Chris Camp are installing their Incubator show at Latitude this week. Their work documents the collaborative design process behind this year’s TEDxEdmonton event.
Don’t miss it! The show will be in the Community Gallery until Saturday, June 23.
Incubator Week 2!
For our second week of our Incubator series, we’re excited to welcome work from four Edmonton-based designers: Max Amerongen, Chris Camp, Bryan Kulba, and Matthew Satchwill. Together, they’re working on developing design work for TEDxEdmonton, which they will be displaying in the Community Gallery from June 19-23. The guys have also provided us with a more in-depth description of their work:
For the last three years, TEDxEdmonton has commissioned the University of Alberta’s Student Design Association to do the stage design of the annual TED event. Historically, the SDA team was made up of Industrial Design students. This year, however, the team was two ID students — Chris Camp and Max Amerongen — and two Visual Communications Design (VCD) students — Bryan Kulba and Matt Satchwill. This gave the team the opportunity to not only develop the stage design, but work on the event’s visual identity.
The success of this project lies in the diversity of skills each team member possesses and a truly collaborative atmosphere. The ideas and concepts would come from the perspective and training of one person, but elevated further through the input of the collaborators. Ideas went from sketches to models, to more sketches and back to models, which refined the concept and created an incredible unity between the event branding and final stage design.
We’ll have images from the show and a video interview with the artists up soon. In the meantime, read on for bios of all the artists…
